Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 68, Hammond, Lake County, 16 September 1912 — Page 7
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.Monday, Sept. 16, 1012.
THE TIMES.
Clarified
ated on part lot 7, Wheeler's addition.
Hammond. Said building faces west
upon Hohman street, a public highway. Bar room Is 22x40x10 feet, with plate glass front. Room has entrance on Hohman street, side entrance on
south and entrance to living rooms In
rear. All of the Inside of said bar
room can be seen from th highway.
WILLIAM GINATIO.
NOTICE TO TIMES HEADERS. NOTICE TO ADVlCHTISEItS. Readers of the. following advertisements who wish to communicate with advertisers whose ldantlty Is not revealed, should follow the Instructions
to address them by the key latter given. Requests at this olfice to reveal the Identity of anonymous advertisers o not. In Justice to the advertisers, t" answered. Mmply follow instruct' oni. As far as It ts po-fslble tt Is advised that all classified a(s should either be mailed or sent to the tfff-e. The Times will not be responsible for errors In ads taken over th. telephone. Replies to following ads at Times office. Advertisers please cU tor them: 01 iK B E M ajz W 1 E M !L K
FOR SALE. FOR SALE Base burner; new; will sell cheap. Call i St., Hammond.
pood as !4 Murray
FOR SALE Tin and sheet iron workers' tool.: rnmrlote set for shop;
I Rood chance to g t into business at a
small cost; will sell for less than, half the original value. Address J K W, Times. Hammond. 16-3
FOR SALE In Hammond, new store building with 110 feet racing Gostlln street, corner of Johnson; four ulocxs from Schlessinger steel works. Sidewalk, sewer, paved street, water paid in full. S. Sternberg, owner, 9 South L:i Salle st.. Chicago. 16-2
3?nu. RENT.
ton HEXT Two furnished rooms.
good locality, steam heat, electric light, etc. Phone East Chicago 476R. at
FOR RKN'T Room with board; all modern conveniences; handy for
Gibson and interurban. 507 Truman
ave., Hammond, or phone 973J.
FOR, RENT Furnished sleeping. 232 Plummer O., Hammond.
room for
ave., near P.
13-6
I FOR RENT Room in private family
I Homewood; half block from country
club. Phone 1224R.
R. 60.
C W.
FOR SALE Small store and market; rirst class location, north side. Address S G. Times, Hammond. 16-3
MALE HELP.
WANTEHon I. H
Compete nt H. Ry., Blue
railway clerks Island, ill.
WANTED Teamster for single wagon: steady for reliable man. Beckman Supply Co., Hammond. 16-3
FOR SALE d naces. Inqui t Ha mmond. A.
hot air IN e S41 So. Herbst.
ninsular Hohman
f urst.,
I'OK SALE One good top wagon, one double team harness, three second hand buggies. Apply 7t State St., Hammond. lfi-3
A ANTED Experienced i
grocery clerk for our butter and smoked meat dept
Must be experienced in cut
ting meat
Pood G rocerv
Dave Lovecrren.
NOTICE. For quick salt", a $1,500 Michigan ave. lot. near Block, for $S00. It's a bargain. Reason, need money. Address I 5". Times. Hammond.
Apply to
FOR SALE a-room modern house; 5 minutes from center of business district; hot water heat, bath and toilet
- . Li 1. T u"w iiMdlJ, (lisu UUll'l upiaiis, gas
JjIOU OIOIC lllie and t-lectrie lights, combination mis
sion fixtures, gas hot water heater. 7 foot basement 22x46 ft., stationary laundry tubs, hot water laundry heatf r. louse has large porch on 2 sides, with Stl:th front 0 fnnt tut nlro
j shade trees and lawn, some fruit: all j street improvements paid for; price j $4,500; minimum i ash payment $1,500, ! halance to suit purchaser. Address I Lock Box 31S. Hammond. Ind.
NOTICE.
I will not be responsible for any
debts contracted by any person but
myself. HENRY SNYDER. Sept. 13. 1912.
NOTICE.
By order of the Session and Roard
of Trustees of the Pine Street Pres
byterian Church of Hammond. Ind..
notice is hereby given to the members of the said church and congregation, that a meeting Is called for Tuesday, Oct. 1st. 7:30 p. m.. nt the church for the purpose of electing members of the Session and Board of Trustees, and of filling any vacancies that may have occurred by removal or resignation in either body. GRAHAM FELLER. Clerk Pro Tern.
FURNISHED ROOMS.
FIRST CLASS Fl'RN'ISHKD ROOM
and board, all meals: also have two
rooms; will reserve for first October; best of references required. Inquire of Mrs. Lesser, 422S Mngoun ave.. East Chicago. Phone 3S2J.
ROOM FOR RENT One steam heated room with bath, for one or two gents. 27fi State st., flat 2. Hammond.
WA NT ED Two yard clerks. A. M. D Weese, agent Erie Ry., Hammond.
M JSCEI -LANEOUSBIG MONEY WRITING SONGS Hundreds of dollars have been made by
suecessiui writers. I". I .M 0 per cent of profits if successful. Send us
your original Poems. Songs or Melodies today, or write for Free Particu
lars. Dugdale Co.. Dept. 539. Washing
ton, D. C.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE. In the Matter of the Estate of Anna Miller. No. 630. In the Lake Superior Court. September Term. 1912. Notice is hereby given to the Heirs, Legatees and Creditors of Anna Miller, deceased, to appear In the I.ake Superior Court, held at Hammond. Indiana, on the 7th day of October. 1912, and show cause. if any, why the
FINAL SETTLEMENT ACCOUNTS with the estate of said decedent should not be approved; and said heirs are notified to then and there make
proof of heirship, and receive their
distributive shares.
Witness, the Clerk of the Lake Su
perior Court, at Hammond, this 9th
day of September. 1912
ERNEST L. SHORTRIDGE, " Clerk Lake Superior Court.
$10 $20 $30 i ft Mf
2rU J $50 1 S6Q $70 $80
$100
Yon! Mr, Borrower, Did You Ever Stop To Cdmpare the Rates You Are Paying Other Companies and Find Out How Much More You Are Behind By Not Seeing Us. You all know the old saying: "Seeing is Believing." Better try it. WE ARE MORE THAN PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THAT WE HAVE MAINTAINED IN THE PAST AND WILL IN THE FUTURE. THE LOWEST RATES AND EASIEST TERMS EVER OFFERED IN LAKE COUNTY for Loans of $10.00 to $200.00 on Furniture, Pianos, Horses and Wagons. Store or Office Fixtures, on time from one month to one year, without removing same from your possession, and allowing you ample rebate on all accounts paid sooner than due.
We are more than pleased to know that we enjoy the largest and most extensive
business in the city, gained from our Square Deal to ALL policy that we have upheld from the date of our beginning. No fines on overdue payments. Extensions in case of sickness, loss of work, etc. Absolutely confidential and the most ctourteous treatment to all. Loans anywhere in Lake county. Largest and Most Reliable Company in Lake County
Phone 323, CALUMET LOAN CO. Room 212 Hammond Eidg.
OPCN KVURY UVENINQ
W 22V&rr,xt jam
$100 $200 j M S
1 U 1
1
WAN'TEI A blacksmith; must be good horseshoer: steady work. f22 Calumet ave.. Hammond. Phone 6i.
LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE WANTED No canvassing or soliciting required. Good Income assured. National Co-Operative Realty Co., V1415 Marden Ruilding. Washington, !. C.
WAlfTED An experienced bill clerk. Apply A. M. DeWcese, agent of the Erie. Hammond. 4tf
FEM-M J - HELP. GIRLS WANTED To learn knitting on machines. CLEAN, STEADY WORK. Good wages, good hours, sanitary conditions. Hammond Knitting Co., Hohman St., opposite public library. 16-3
HOUSEKEEPER WANTED Some good honest lady between 30 and 40 years old. for two adults. Call after 6 p. m. in evening. Address T33 Wood at., Hammond. Ind. 16-3
FOR SALE Nice 6-room cottage; fine school, good transportation, cement walks, water, sewer and gas in; small payment down, halance same as rent. 338 Park ave., Hurnham. 111.
FOR SALE Holstein heifer calf. lVj years old. 5-Sl Roosevelt ave.. Hammond. Ind. 14-2
RHONE 771 FOR REST CLEANING
and pressing. Young Men's Tailors.
61 State st.. Hammond. 13-S
WAXTED TO RENT. WANTED TO RENT -Two or three furnisher! room a for light house
keeping. AddVess H T, Times. Ham
mond.
CHICAGO OIL MARKET.
Chicago Linseed c lower. Whole
sale prices on carbon and other oils
were as follows: Standard white, ISO test. 10e; perfection, 10!jr; headlight, 175 test, 12c; eocene, 12ic: gas
oline, lfic: machine gasoline, 25,sc;
raw linseed, single brls, 68c; boiled. 69c: turpentine. 4Sc; summer black oil.
'.ji-; winter black oil, Sc. These quo
tations apply to brl lots f. o. b. Chica go.
HAY & GRAIN MARKET.
HAROAIN SALE OF ACTOMOBILES t Mitchell 6 demonstrator, fully equipped, 2 extra demountable rims and new tires. Firestone Columbus 4; 7-passenger Studebaker. I will make your eyes open with the prices if these machines are taken at once. E. F. Kuriert, Fayette st. garage, Hammond. 13-3
HELP WANTED Elderly woman. light housework. $3 a week, room and board. Call 260 N. Hohman t., Hammond.
LADY CLERK WANTED Summers pharmacy. Hammond.
WANTED 626-150th ii w
Strong girl for housework. St., Hammond.
WANTED Girl for general housework; no washing. Apply 40 Warren st.', Hammond. Phone 125. 16-3
WANTED A competent girl for general housework; good wages. Apply at once. Mrs. W. D. Ray, 43 Glendale Park, Hammond. 16-6
WANTED-Waitress; good Majestic hotel, Hammond.
wages. 14-2
WANTED Dishwasher. American restaurant. 120 Sibley st.. Hammond.
WANTED Girl for general housework; small family; no washing. 23 Waltham St., Hammond.
WAXTED50 girls at once.
Paid while learnincr. Good
wages to experienced opera
tors. Goshen fchirt Mfg. Co.,
Hammond, Ind.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
SITUATION WANTED Experienced girl wants position In good family to do housework. Phone 9S1M. Ask for Miss M'orgnn. 14-2
WANTED TO RENT Possession Nov
1st. with option of buying next spring, modern home, 7 to 9 rooms, on lot not less than 50 ft. front; must be desirable location and have all mod
ern improvements. Address box 31
Hammond. Ind. 14tf
WANTED TO RENT House, or flat;
central location desired. Address A X, Times. Hammond. 14-2
, Sept Dec.
MaySept. Dec.
May
Sept.
j Dec.
May
Open High Low Close wheat. PI', 925, 91', 923 wheat. 90V. 91U fiOU, 91'i wheat. 94" 95r' P4TB 95V. corn.. 6S 70'4 6SSS 6S corn... 5 IS 5 2 51s 51 corn... 51i 51 T 5li 51oats... 32'i 32 32 32N, oats. . . S2'i S2' 32' 32i oats... 34 3 4'i 3 4 3
fiCcTO 'h, 50ra75c. Potatoes Minnesota, bu. 4048c; Wisconsin, hu, 40a4c: Michigan bu,
42a5?e; home grown, sack, iCaRO lbs.
5fi90c; sweet, Jersey, brls, $3.25.
HEM. ESTATE TRANSFERS
T LLEST )N.
Lot 9. blk 5, Caldwell's add, Wil
liam C. Caldwell to Delia Wll-
ley . . . 1 Lot 1, blk 1. Jefferson Land & Realty Co.'s sub., So. Rend and Gary Land Co. to Gustave Lukac "00 Lot 41. blk 43. 2nd oak Park add, Carl Stout to Mike Kaizls 1,550 Lot 43. Rundell's add, Forrest P. Rundell to Wilbur T. Drown.. 300 HAMMOND. It 23, blk 2. L. E. Hohrr.nn's add. Roy McColl to Mayer Rubin 1 Lot 31, blk 3. Oakland add. Decker & Tapper Realty Co. to George Hates 404 Lots 22. 23, tlk 3. Stafford & Trankle's add. Mary F. Proescholt to Stev Popovlch 1,335 WHITING. Lots 34 and35. blk 7. Stleglitz sub. Louise Stieglitx to Wil
liam W. James 1,350
GARY. Lot 2, blk 14. Gary Lund Co.'s 1st sub, Gary Land Co. to Cong. Pinches Aha vat h Oohin Lot 1, blk 14. same as last deed.
same uarties as last deed
Lots 1 and 2. blk 14, same as last deed. Cong. Finches Ahavath Achim to Cong. Ceth-el 1 Lots 4 and 5, blk 1, Keystone Land Co s add, Wlckizer Bundurant Co. to Oliver T. Goss. . 1 Same as hrst deed. Samuel Parke to Wickizef P.ondurant Co.'..".. 1 Lot 8. blk bS. Gary Land Co.'s 1st sub. Carrie D. Marks to Oliver Q Ward 1 Same as last deed. Oliver Q. Ward to John R. Farovid 12,000
FOR SALE.
Two and one-half
acres of verv
fine land, for truck gardening, with 6-
roora house, good cllar. good barn.
ien house, corn rib and other out
buildings. Located on Calumet live., U
mile from street car. and just out of the south city limits. Price 3,000. This is a real bargain.
Also seven and one-half acres, three
and one-half acres or in less nuantl- I
ties, along Hohm.m street on the i J.
Humpfer farm. This is an investment that win inako money for any buyer now that a fine bridge will be built across the Little Calumet river on Hohman street. Also 20 acres just south of the Humpfer farm. 70 acres in south Hammond. 19 acres In South Hammond with Hohman street running through the center. Also other tracts. Also 200 acres good farm and ranch land (120 acres cultivated) in Missouri, Ozark district. Owner has made $75,000, wants to retire. Giod house, two large barns. Price $7,00e. will trade In for south side improved Hammond property to amount of four or $5,000. FRED M. HUMPHFER. Agent. Phones 1550-&69R.
WAXTED TO BORROW.
WANTED TO I'.OKKOW J1.S00 on first class security; value of securi
ty li.OOO. Address P A F. Times. Hammond.
LF-GAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT.
THE STATE OF INDIANA, LAKE
COUNTY. IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR
COURT, ROOM NO. 2. SEPTEMBER
19 12. FLORENCE DELA
VS. JAMES D E LA MITER. NO. 9556. ACTION TO Dl-
FOR SALE On account of other business Interests, saloon license and small etock of liquors. Inquire box 334. Whiting, Ind. 11-6
FOR , SALE In Homewood. 854 South Hohman St., apartment residence. Seven rooms and bath on each floor. Separate heating plants. Location
TERM. M ITER CAUSE
VOBCE.
Now comes the plaintiff by Walter
Lotz. attorney, and files her com
plaint herein, together with an affi
davit of a competent person, showing
that the defendant. James Delamiter,
is not a resident of the State of In
diana.
Said defendant ia therefore hereby
notinea or tne pendency of said action
and that the same will stand for trial
at the next term of said Court, and
hihi uniess ne appear ana answer or
demur therein, at the calling of said
cause, on the 12th day of November.
A. D. 1912, the same being the second
nay oi tne next term or said Court to be begun and held In Room No. 2. in the Superior Court Ruilding at Hammond, in said County and State, on
the second Monday of November. A. D
191. said action will be heard and de
termined In his absence.
in witness hereof, I hereunto set
my hand and affix the Seal of said
Court, at Hammond, this 14th day of
September. A. D. 1912. ERNEST L. SHORTRIDGE. Clerk 1 S. C. Ry Roscoe Hemstock, Deputy Clerk.
HnyReceipts. 2.7f.O tons; ship
ments. 11 tons. Offerings of low and medium grades of timothy and prairie large and market dull. Demand light. Choice grades steady. Demanii and of
ferings fair. Choice timothy, 120'g
1; No. 1. $19fi20; No. 2 and No. 1 mix
ed. $16 a 17; No. 3 and No. 2 mixed.
$I2'3 14. Kansas and Oklahoma prairie Choice, $1415: No. 1. $13913.50.
Iowa. Minnesota, Nehraska and Dako
ta prairie Choice. $12fl3: No. 1, $11
itfl2. Illinois. Indiana, and Wisconsin
feeding prairie $9f lt. Packing $7
(a 8.
Straw Rye. $7.50 S: oat, $7$ 7.50;
wheat, $6.S07.
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Cattle Choice to prime steers. $9.75
(ft 10.90; medium to good steers. $6,601?-
9.00; Inferior to ftor steers. $..60 b.60; fat cows and heifers. $4.85 9. oo ; can
ning cows and heifers, $2-60 4 25; native bulls and stags. $3.15'5 6 90; feeding cattle. 600'fi:i,000 lbs, $4.007.15; fair to fancy veal calves, $9.25 (a 11.25 ; heavy calves, $4.00fj,6.75 ; milkers and springers, per head. $35. OOfi 85.00.
Hogs Rulk of sales. $S.358.S0:
heavy butchers, $8.S0Jj 9.00; light
butchers. $S.S0 fi 9.00; light bacon, $S.75
(39.00; light light. $855. SO; heavy
shipping. $1.60t 8 S5 ; heavy packing,
$8. 10ft 8.40; mixed packing, ?.30 n S.55 ;
rough, heavy packing, $1.903 5.10; light mixed. $8.75 8 95.
Sheep I.ambs. good to choire. $7.15
S7.75; lambs, fair to good, $R,fi5 S? 7.15 ;
lambs. common to fair. $o.S5 a 6.t5 ; lambs, feeders, $6.106.55; yearlings,
fair to best light, S5.1 0'tf 5.SS ; year
lings, fair to best heavy, $4.90ra 5.40; wethers, good to choice. $4. 409 4.75 ;
wethers. plain to good. $ 4. 1 0 lit 4. 40 ; ewes, fair to best. $3.754.35.
rown
Point N
ews
Happenings of a D3y In Lake County's Lively Capital
SHUCKS
From the Diary of Si. Lence
They're playin' "Th" Sin o' Society" t' a down-state theater this week. Y' don't hev t' go down state C see it. howsumever; they're a-playin" It in reality C Squdgevtlle every day. Gener'lly speakin' a woman . Th' above ain't finished, but It's Jest th' same's ef it wuz. Jake Schei.lt, one of Crown Point's respected citizens, died at his home on Jackson street yesterday following
several weeks' illness. Mr. Scheldt was a retired farmer, moving to this city about three years ago when he purchased the Purge home on Jack
son street. The funeral arrangements
have not been announced as yet. Willie, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Kussmaul, met with a narrow escape from serious injury yesterday and but for
his presence of mind would have been run over by the Rreyfogle touring car. He was in the middle of- the street near the Catholic church when the Rreyfotrle automobile struck him. He grabbed the top of the radiator, however, and succeeded 1n hanging on Until the machine could be stopped, thus preventing the heavy load from passing over his body. Those who
witnessed the accident say that It was almost a miracle the young lad was not killed. Happening as it did, the boy was not Injured beyond a few scratches. A couple of Erie detectives boarded the early morning train here yesterday and apprehended four holdup men badly wanted in Huntington, where they were taken to face the charges against them. A Panhandle conductor was arrested yesterday morning for holding the Grant street crossing over the allotted time. He was not prosecuted, however, on promise to obey the law in such cases when the occasion arises. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Dyer of Hammond were Crown Toint visitors yesterday. The Weinman carrier pigeons were taken to WInamac yesterday to give an exhibition flight from that city to their cotes here. The birds made the trip in a remarkably short time considering the distance to be flown.
The Croweil gang of mechanics are starting on the constructon of the concrete bridge and buttments over the Bezor ditch on Main street. Miss Clara Oser of Gary visited with relatives here yesterday. Will -Hanloit of Hammond visited in Crown Point yesterday. The threatening weather kept a large crowd of baseball fans from the Hammond-Crown Point baseball game yesterday, and there was only a corporal's guard of the "faithful" present.
ADVERTISED MAIL.
The following letters remain uncalled for in the Hammond. Ind., postoffice for week ending Sept. 1, 1912; Kiril Alexerich, Miss Florence Anderson, C. V. HatenKin, K. P. Rerwanger, Joe Rolleu. J. Blood. Mrs. N. E. Reil. Mrs. Sanford Hillings, Caruso Guiseppe, Wm. Bearing. Miss Ressie Clark. A. R. Cray. Miss Evelyn Forgue, E. J. Grecnwnld. Ignacy Goiski, Mrs. Marshall Gardner. Murrle Gruwer, Ralph J. Golsen, Vaccaro Glodomo, Stanistaw Guba, E. G. Haddon, Indiana Rolling Mills Co., Mrs. H. Jones, Harry Jones,. Mrs. Geo. Johnson. Mrs. Geo. Johnson, Miss Agnes Kehoe, Mrs. J. J. Krall. Levi Krancy, Karola Kle-
menlosky, S. Koy nscieuskt, Hour Martin. Gn spore Mangiaracina, Niekola Mandich. James T. Martin. Ed Maine,
Mutsinger Device Mfg. Co., Arthur Miller, Miss Myrtle Norton. John L. Ol
son. Mrs. .Mary oconnor. .nnri i iui-
ka. Mr. Powell. John rapp, Miss Alvina
Pfeffer, Poizi Proilmowska. Mrs. J. M. Rielly, Mrs. L. Rubin, Karl Reese, F.
H. Roberts. 1 . 11. SCH A A r , P. M.
men righted the, boat and when Schinke icame to the surface again he tried to
pull one of the men under the water with him when he went down for the last time. Help was summoned and
Dave Mathews, from Ounce's
came over with a boat and brought the
remains of Schinke ut of the water and took them to shore. The Hammond police were notified and the remains were removed to Burn's morgue where it is being held awaiting funeral arrangements. The three men were questioned to just how the drowning occured and pave the above account of
th3 story.
production and plans are pushed to secure early augmentation of rolling stock, the call for which is more urgent than at any time heretofore. Order books now are so well filled that it is
plae j difficult to obtain delieverlcs before
next year.
MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED If your watch does not kee? time bring it to us. Wo will put It In ood order. Also we do clock and Jewt'.ry repairing. Charges will please you. Will call for your clock and deliver It. Old gold and silver taken In trade. Chas. Arkln, the reiabla jeweler, 83 State st, Hammond. Established 23 years. lj-j
most ideal Apply M H
in R.
Hammond. Easy terms. Times, Honi'uond.
FOR SALE Restaurant fixtures complete. Inquire Lincoln hotel, Indiana Harbor.
FOR RENT.
ROOMERS WANTED. WANTED Hoarders and roomers. 3734 Grapevine St., Indiana Harbor. Phone 659M. 14-6
LOST AND FOUND. LOST A bunch of keys between East Chiraeo and Hammond on 145th st. road. Return to R. H. Alexander, Leland hotel, East Chicago. 16-3
FOR RENT Modern "-room flat at 124 Fayette st. Inquire 122 Fayette St., Hammond.
FOR RENT 6-room flat; all modern; furnace heat. 45f Summer st , Hammond. Phone 1042M. Ifitf
FOR RENT Furnished bach ave., Hammond.
room. 47 RimPhone 1031J.
FOR RENT Store, formerly occupied by Calumet Drug Co.; good location for any business. 804 Chicago ave., near Meliile ave.. East Chicago.
FOR RENT Furnished rooms for light housekeeping. 1S8 Plummer ave., Hammond.
LOST Gold watch and C. I. A S. R. R. and Calumet. Finder please Logan St., Hammond. Liberal reward.
chain between Fayette st. on return to 469 G. J. Donat. 16-3
LOST Rlack gauntlet glove Saturday evening. Finder return to Summers pharmacy for reward. C. J. Sharp.
LOST Full-blooded beagle hound; black legs and body up to mouth yellow. 1112 Columbia ave., Hammond. Tel. 1174M. 14-2
LOST Pocketbook containing about $20; suitable reward. Return to Times office, Hammond. 13-2
FOR RENT Furnished house. 810 So. Hohman St., Hammond. 13-3
FOR RENT Store room with modern heating plant installed. Located next to the Nickel Plate depot. Rent at low figure. Splendid stand for small store. Large window display space. Suitable for candy store and news stand. Opportunity to get large transient trade at once. Apply Fred H. Mott, room 1, Hohman block, Hammond. Phone 123.
FOR RENT Six-room upper Claude St., Hammond.
fiat. 741 14-3
FOR RENTthing new.
-Furnished rooms; every619 Elm St., Hammond.
NOTICE OF THE TRANSFER OF A
RETAIL LIQUOR LICENSE.
Notice is hereby given to the citizens of the City of Hammond. North
Township, Lake County. Indiana, that
the undersigned is a male inhabitant
of the City, Township. County and State above' mentioned, more, than 21 years of age. and that he has resided
witnin tne Mate or jnoiana Tor more than one year last past and within the City of Hammond for more than six months last past: that he is a citizen of the United States of America and
possessed of all of the qualifications
required by the laws of the State of Indiana to entitle him to be the holder of a retail liquor license, and that he
will apply to the Roard of Commis
sloners of Lake County, Indiana, at
the Octoher term, 1912, for permission
to transfer his said retail license from
the following location, to-wlt:
The front room of the ground floor
of a one-story frame building, situ
ated and located on lot 9, block 1,
Moorhead arid Rlair's addition to the
City of Hammond. Lake County. Indi
ana, North Township. The room In which spiritous, vinous and malt liquors are to be sold is 20 feet by 62 feet. Rar is on the west side of room and faces east. Said room has one front entrance and one side entrance and faces north on Ridge road, a public highway in said City. Said room has glass front and all of the inside of same may be seen from said highway. There are living rooms In the rear of the building. To the following location in the City of Hammond, Lake County, Indiana, hereinafter described as follows, to-wit; The ground floor front room of onestory frame building, located and situ-
PRODUCE MARKET. Rutter -Extra creamery, 2Sc; firsts. 25 Vic; seconds, 24c; dairies, 221(C 24c; packing stock, IS'glc; process, 25c. Live poultry Turkeys. 10 13c per lb; geese, 7 9c; ducks, 12rrfl4c; fowls, 12413c; roosters, 10c; springs, 16c. Eggs Firsts, 21c; ordinary firsts, 19c; dirties. 16c; checks. 1 4e. Reans Pea, hand picked. $2.S5,'r 3.00; brown Swedish. $2 50(f(2.75; Lima. 100 lbs, $5.S7H; red kidney, 52. 65 2.75. Green fruits New apples, brls. $1.50 H3.00; crabapples. brls. $4. 004.50; grapes, basket, S lbs, 10fgl5c; plums. IS qt cases. 50c$ $1.00; peaches, bu basket, $1,005x1.35; 6 baskets, $1.00 1.25; basket, 1-5 bu. Mich.. 20fi. 25c;
pears, brls, $3.50''3 5.50; bu basket, 75c
3 $1.65. Vegetables Celery, crates, Mich.. 2
40c; beets. 100 bunches. 75ct? $1.00;
sacks, trimmed, 35c; cabbage, 100
head, 75c('$1.00; green onions; six
bunches, 5Sc; spinach, tub, 30i50c;
carrots, 100 bunches. 75c5r $1.00; sacks.
washed, 40c; cucumbers, boxes, 40i
60c; eggplant, doz. 25ft 35c; radishes, 100 bunches. $1.005.1.25; peppers, box.
gren, 20S25c; red, box, 25ft40c; on
ions, 6568 lb sacks. 35ft 40c; string beans, green, box. 20g30c; wax, box.
203 30c; tomatoes, box. home grown, 15 25c; lettuce, leaf, box, 15 25c;
head, box. 259 35c; turnips, sacks
washed, 75c; watercress, small box, 20'SZ5c: cauliflower, cases, 505 75c; parsley, doz bunches, 10c; sweet corn, sack. 20g 30c; squash, tub. 25340e. Melons Water, per car, $125'200; Gen,s, baskets, 25 30c; Colorado, standard crates, $ 1.75 (ff 2.00; Osage, crates, 50 g 75c. Veal calves 50r60 lbs. 910c; SOtf? U lbs, 12gl4Hc; 1603200 lbs, 810c;
BUMPER CROPS MOM TRADE Industrial and Commercial Interests Generally-Stimulated.
ANOTHER BLOCK FOR HARBOR
DEATH OF MRS. HOUK.
(Special to Thk Times.) Crown Point, Ind., Sept. 16. Crown
Point people were shocked beyond
measure on Saturday to hear of sudden death of Mrs. J. Houk at
home on North street. Mrs. Houk had
returned that morning from an extended visit witli a brother In the Dakotas and apparently was in the best of health. She was taken suddenly ill, however, upon arriving and before medical assistance could be secured she succumbed. Mrs. Houk was about 71 years of age and was the mother of several children, who, with her husband, are left to mourn a good mother and most respected woman. The funeral will lie held Tuesday afternoon, the final arrangements not having been made.
Indiana Harbor is to have another substantial business block in a building to be erected by Ben Schwarll who owns the property at the corner of
street and 'Michigan avenu. occupied by the Central
Grapevine heretofore hotel. The old
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Early Sunday morning the pirty came out to Cuneo's place and rented two boats for the day. From there they rowed to ice house number 3 where after finding fishing was poor they decided to wading. Removing their shoes ami stockings they went into the shallow water ind started to search for clams. Wading out into the water, which became deep, they walked off an unknown ledge into 12 feet of water. Rising tohe surface they all made an effort to reach the boats nearby and after a struggle, reached the edge of the boat. In their effort to climb into the boat, it capsized and quickly filled up with water. Schinke the only victim went down with the boat as did the others nnd when it came to the surfaco agqin Schinke made another effort to get into R. The others warned him not to do this, but he paid no heed and again the boat went down with him under it. Iu the best of their ability, the three
Du s review today wi'l say: "The government crop report, indi
cating unprecedented grain harvests and prosperous agricultural conditions
,ne 1 generally, directly stimulated the inirliictrlut unil cfinimprrlal interests.
"Preparations for fall and winter activity are now upon a more encouraging basis and new enterprise receive greater attention despite the enhanced cost of money and limited transactions In securities. The volume of payments through the batiks is at a higher comparative level and wider absorption of necessaries reflects an expanding purchasing power. Xt'W DemHnds t'pon Mills. "New demands upon the mills, furnaces, and factories maintain the risinvolume recently apparent. Transportation of heavy freight, construction material, and staple merchandise exhibits distinct gain over this time last year. Some decrease Is noted in hides and wool, but live meats show belter supply and arrivals of mine, forest, arid quarry outputs disclose striking gains. "Breadstuffs disclose the greatest expansion seen this year, aggregate movements being barely less than 21,000,000 bushels, including flour. Spot sales of the principal cereals continue to reflect improved domestic and export takings. Other movements accentuate 'extending outputs of finished products
hotel building is being torn
down preparatory to erecting a $25.00) structure to be used for store and hotel purposes. Pen Goldman has already leased the premises for a term of 1 years, for the. sum of $35,000 and will occupy the entire building with the exception ', one store room. The building will be of brick m l will be three stories in height. It will be provided with all modern conveniences necessary to a first clat hostelry. It will have a frontage of loo feet on
Michigan avenue and M feet on Grapevine street. The two Tipiper floors will be divided into roms for the accommodation of guests, there be'iig thirtveight of then: provided for by thj plans. There will be bT.hs and othcf conveniences. The corner will be occupied us a bar. Rack of this facing Grapevine street will be the hotel dining room, and on the other side of th bar will be a store-room. separated from the bar by a hotel office.
and fewer manufacturers in this district report curtailed capacity. Unllrond Karningx Sat lf tct ory. "Railroad and lake earnings are satisfactory enough to induce additional liberal outlays for necessary traffic equipment, and substantial contracts have become more numerous for pig iron, rails, motive power, cars, track, bridge, and terminal material. "Crop marketings test the available facilities of western roads and concentrated effort is made to avert congestion. Much new equipment Is made effective at the denser centers of farm
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